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In this connection reference may be made to a passage in the speech of Lord Halsbury L.C. in Salomon v. ...

His audit of the Appellant followed up the one that he had done on 2699 and 2996, primarily in connection with the ABILs suffered in 1993 and 1994 and "erased" entirely in 1995. ...

However, the absence of entries in the books of the Appellant's business, the lack of an acknowledgment of debt, and the overall context, including his mother's difficult financial situation, make the entire story of the $10,000 advance implausible, especially since the efforts to obtain the money would largely have stemmed from the financial needs of the Appellant's mother in connection with her restaurant, and since she would not ultimately have derived any benefit from what she borrowed. [17]     The Appellant's second argument is that he spent nothing on vacations. ...

In this connection, we must bear in mind the size of the amounts in question, the marked absence of supporting documentation and the Appellants' lack of administrative rigor. ...

In this connection, I believe that the following excerpts from Canada (Attorney General) v. ...

d)         My employer established my deadlines and priorities in connection with a contract awarded to him by the Canadian Space Agency.   ...

  [13]     As to integration, which is to be looked at from the point of view of the Worker, the evidence indicates that because of the advertising and the connections through the Conservatory and the works of administration for the teachers by the Conservatory I believe the integration test tends to point to a contract of service ...

  [27]     Further, though not maximizing profits at Vida, the worker, consistent with being in business on his or her own account generally, and not just in connection with Vida, could schedule the Vida versus the non-Vida massage therapy work to maximize profits at both. ...

They were directors in law only because of their family connection to Eugene Fitzgerald. ...

It is therefore hard to make a connection between the company's needs in terms of a mechanic's services and the company's sales figures. ...